Shortridge High School - Annual Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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4 - If Reverie In Ill Shortridlge Cbrrifmr WE HAVE SAID HOW DO YOU DO? TO SHAKESPEARE HERE, BOWED WITH RESPECT TO MILTON AND LEARNED HOW MEN, SILENT FOR AGES, SUDDENLY GROW DEAR, COMING ALIVE IN A HISTORY CLASS AGAIN. DOWN THE LONG LOVELY CORRIDORS OF THE MIND WALKS THE REMEMBERED FIGURE OF A FRIEND, ECHOES A CHERISHED WORD, ENCLOSED, CONFINED, LOCKED IN THE BRAIN, A COIN TOO DEAR TO SPEND. WHETHER WE BUILD A CITY, OR WHETHER WE GO INTO THE UNTRIED LANDS, IF WE TOUCH A STAR, WE SHALL REMEMBER THESE WALLS, WE SHALL KNOW HERE WAS THE WORLD THAT MADE US WHAT WE ARE. - BETTY RICHART. '1 ,J

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r I PYESPON Si TO T'I'I'E CLASS Of I955 T-I-I-E -I-IONOPx T+IAT YOU -I-IAVi- BI: - STOXVT-D UPON Mi- IS INDHED GPNATJIEPULLY PIIECIEIXAED. IT -HAS EDI-EN A I:'L'EA5UPx-T: ANDA PPwIVII'EGi' TO XVOF'xI4w XVIT'I-I YOU,'ANDTI-H5 SPIFKI T OF COOPHXATION XVI-I IC-I-I YOU -I'IAVf ALXVAYS S'I IOXVN CIVIH Mi ASSUPWXNCI- TI-IAT T-I-H? TIALHE SPIFRIT OT TI-IIS XVOND'EPvFUI.L SCHOOL 'I-IAS SHN AND AI WAYS XVIII EYE +f'LT BY OUPx YOUNG PEOPI.-Ii XV? I-IAVI' A GREAT IDEAL TO LmIV'E 1CO1Dx I'Hf'PN'E' IN SI'IOPNTPxIDO'E. 4 YOUR T-EACI-I'E FR, SPON SOR AND Hnxlf-N D,

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V 4 The Glass of Thirty -fine - ' 'The activities of 'the class' of '35 opened December 13,1933, with the elec- tion of its Junior officers in which the students took a decided interest. The succesful candidates were John Westfall, president, Helen Lee Smith, vice-presi- dent, Jean Miller, secretary, Foster Clip- pinger, treasurerg and Byron Beasley, Vaudeville Chairman. Buddy Brown, Mary Anna Butz, Jack Stevenson, and Sally Heilman were elected as student council representatives. s Our Junior Vaudeville which was presented March 24, 1934 proved itself a tremendous success before a packed house both afternoon and evening performances. The winning act, Winter Interlude , Was coached by Elnore Hop- wood, with Virginia Balkeand Dorothy Barlow as co-chairmen. Other act chairmen were Mary Hinkle and Carolyn Varin, Juliana McIntosh, Alberta Barnes and Olava Feist, Pat Taggart and Jean Miller, Bill Brewer and Foster Clippinger, and Betty Lee Soehner and Margaret Wells. Bill Steinmetz, Ed and Leroy New, and the Marimba Band provided enter- tainment during the intermisslons. Individual honors went to Barbara Jeanne Johnson and John Sutton. A great deal of the success of this production was due to the leadership of Byron Beasley. Vaudeville Chair- man. A gift of S280 was given to the athletic department. On honor day, May 23, 1934, the seniors who maintained a perfect A plus record received silver loving cups. The seniors obtaining this award were Gordon Messing, Harriet Jane Holmes, and Elizabeth Meyers, John Westfall, Jean Miller, and Foster Clippinger representatives of the class presented the trophies. JOHN XVESTFALL President Jean Miller. Helen Lee Smith Foster Clippinger Jean Miller Byron Beasley Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Vaudeville Chairman